Best remembered for his 1951 version of Robert Johnson's Dust My Broom, Elmore James was one of the top slide guitarists and blues [more]

Harry James led the most popular big band of 1942-46, he was the most famous trumpeter to emerge from the Swing Era, and by the [more]

James Brown earned many titles in his life (including "The Godfather of Soul") but perhaps the one that he deserved the most was "The Hardest Working Man In Show [more]

Keyboardist Bob James and acoustic guitarist Earl Klugh struck gold with this session, recently reissued on CD. The formula hasn't changed much in succeeding years. Both [more]

Frank Sinatra made his first studio recordings on July 13, 1939 with a band led by the man who gave him his first [more]

Skip James displays his four tool skills on piano, organ, guitar, and vocals on 12 traditional Delta Blues numbers, and employs his whining, age weakened falsetto on every cut. [more]

James Bond films have always been famous for the lead character, the remarkable women who have played everything from [more]

Love Me or Leave Me was one of Doris Day's greatest, and least likely, successes. Coming out of a string of light movie musicals, she turned in a dramatic performance [more]

Celtic Legends is an entertaining collection of 14 favorite traditional and contemporary Celtic tunes. All of the selections are newly recorded, and Galway's lilting, [more]

Few musicians have attained the popularity and fame that the flutist James Galway has achieved during his extraordinary career. [more]

Performing right up to his sudden death on Christmas Day 2006 whilst he was in the midst of a major career revival, The Godfather of Soul's media profile around the world [more]

James Brown earned many titles in his life (including "The Godfather of Soul") but perhaps the one that he deserved the most was "The [more]

Pianist William Albright-well-known to Society Members for his critically acclaimed recordings of Joplin Rags-unleashes his wonderfully styled talent on [more]

This campy LP from the 1960s features the Count Basie Orchestra playing ten themes from four early James Bond movies, with arrangements by either Chico O'Farrill or George Williams. [more]

Draw up a list of some of the top jazz artists of all time, and the legend featured in this recording would likely be at the top of that list. Louis [more]

In the history of Irish music no group has created and maintained their niche as effectively as The Dubliners. Formed [more]

Some would undercut Page's greatness by merely calling him an Armstrong imitator who spent more time singing than blowing. But this best-of overview shows him to be a fine bandleader, [more]